Luxury hotels and fine dining restaurants in the Pacific States

Pacific States

Addison, San Diego’s first Michelin-starred restaurant, showcases the beauty and allure of California gastronomy. Chef William Bradley offers his distinct culinary perspective through an experience that celebrates regional ingredients and Southern California influences. With its soaring ceilings and picturesque views of the surrounding hillside, the dining room creates a transportive setting for Bradley’s nine-course tasting menu. Dishes reveal a vision that is wholly and distinctly California, led by the climate and cadence of the area’s terroir, while warm service brings levity and lightness to the experience. Addison’s 10,000 bottle wine room and program showcase top selections from small producers, rare Champagnes and new discoveries from around the world.

Addison

Restaurant on a golf course.

In the midst of the famous vineyards of Napa Valley, French restaurateur Claude Rouas and his business partner Robert Harmon have created an elegant boutique hotel hidden away in an olive grove reminiscent of Provence. The secluded, romantic maisons with private terraces, custom furnishings and fireplaces are perched on a hillside, framing one of California wine country’s most spectacular views above the renowned vineyards below. The Restaurant’s Mediterranean-inspired cuisine showcases the best seasonal ingredients of the region, while the spa at the Auberge du Soleil incorporates natural ingredients indigenous to Northern California and the region into each customized treatment. The 15,000-bottle cellar features an award-winning selection of domestic and international wines for guests to enjoy on the terrace as the sun sets on the horizon.

Auberge du Soleil

The Restaurant at Auberge du Soleil

Hotel and restaurant in a vineyard.

Three generations of the Canlis family have welcomed guests to Seattle’s most storied and celebrated restaurant. Built by Peter Canlis and architect Roland Terry in 1950, the landmark property is now run by brothers Mark and Brian Canlis. Perched high above the city and adorned in glass, the dining room boasts sweeping views of Lake Union and the Cascade Mountains. It is a perfect backdrop to enjoy a contemporary yet approachable cuisine. The menu, which combines reformed classics and innovative techniques, feels both timeless and sophisticated. Canlis is a modern restaurant with a sense of history, place and time.

Canlis

Restaurant in town.

The Château du Sureau is the ideal place from which to explore the waterfalls and granite domes of Yosemite National Park, one of America’s most spectacular natural sites. This majestic hotel is reminiscent of the finest European châteaux. Its elegant interior, with guest rooms named after herbs and flowers, is resplendent with antiques, tapestries and artworks. The restaurant showcases the freshest Californian produce in sophisticated dishes packed with flavor and accompanied by the region’s best wines. If you are lucky enough to visit on July, you will be treated to the Elderberry Harvest Dinner, a fabulous five-course feast in honor of the château’s namesake.

Château du Sureau

The Elderberry House

Hotel and restaurant in the mountains.

The cuisine of Gary Danko, the ambassador of contemporary American fine dining, draws on traditions from around the world. Using seasonings from Asia, he adds a pinch of audacity to his French-style technique, creating dishes like the sublime buckwheat blini with smoked salmon, Kendall Farms crème fraîche and Black Sea Osetra caviar. Danko only uses what’s in season. Sea scallops are served with asparagus-pea purée in the spring and paired with butternut squash and caramelized apples in the winter. In the heart of one of San Francisco’s trendiest districts, his restaurant offers an intimate, inviting atmosphere, with modern paintings standing out against taupe walls.

Gary Danko

Henry Miller said that he learned to pray in front of the stunning scenery of Big Sur. Carmel-by-the-Sea is the ideal base for marveling at these immense cliffs plunging down into the ocean. Halfway between San Francisco and the Santa Barbara coast, inhabited by seals and whales, Carmel – where Clint Eastwood was once mayor – will charm you with its art galleries and pebble beaches. This romantic hotel, decorated with lovely European fabrics and antiques, is ideally located in the heart of the village, a pleasant short walk away from the famous Carmel Beach. The delicious cuisine, a well-stocked wine cellar and superb massages will give it a special place in your heart.

L’Auberge Carmel

Aubergine

Restaurant and hotel in town.

In the heart of California’s Napa Valley, Meadowood invites guests to indulge in a stay where fine dining and wine are fused with passion, where relaxation is coupled with leisure, and where contemplation is paired with a celebration of the senses. Halfway between Sacramento and San Francisco, only an hour’s drive away, this exceptional hotel extends across a 250-hectare estate. Convivial and welcoming, Forum serves meals either inside or outdoors against the tranquil backdrop of Meadowood’s woodlands. Chef's cuisine is local in its appeal and seasonal in its approach. His seasonally inspired menus highlight local ingredients and the region’s remarkable bounty that is a perfect match to the insightful and delectable wine experience to be had under the expert guidance of Kelli White, Director of Education at The Wine Center. A true haven of peace, Meadowood Napa Valley boasts suites with their own terraces and magnificent views of the bountiful nature all around. Take to the hiking trails and enjoy the stunning views of St. Helena. Play tennis with a professional instructor or work out with a personal trainer. And when in need of a break, look no further than the wonderful spa with its suite-style treatment rooms, private relaxation gardens, as well as steam and sauna rooms. Nestled in the Meadowood Napa Valley forest and designed by Howard Backen, it is the promise of an unforgettable moment of wellness and serenity.

Meadowood Napa Valley

Forum

Restaurant and hotel in the country.

West of Los Angeles, Santa Monica is the final stop on Route 66, as well as the mythical city in which the Mélisse restaurant, a Mecca of haute gastronomy, is located. It is here where the talented and multi-awarded Josiah Citrin develops and elaborates his culinary philosophy: the quest for excellence. In a perpetual search for innovation, the chef com-bines textures and flavours in a tasting menu unveiled directly in the dining room during an exclusive, single service. In this way, the fourteen guests at the restaurant’s five tables discover together the dishes they are about to savour. They continue their exploration, prolonging the pleasure, through the guidance of the sommelier whose suggestions bring a reimagined approach to the pairing of food and drink. Coupled with a decor created by local artisans as well as an original musical ambiance inspired by chef Josiah Citrin’s vinyl collection, the restaurant’s intimate space provides the perfect venue for this unparalleled gastronomic experience. Moreover, working closely with farmers and producers from Napa Valley to San Diego with the same pursuit of excellence and at-tention to detail, Mélisse is able to access the best ingredients available and to showcase the area’s local and seasonal ingredients.

Mélisse

Established on the famed Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles, Providence is one of the city’s most sought-after dining establishments. The restaurant invites you to take an unforgettable dive into an oceanic world for a multi-sensory dining experience. The tasting menus and à la carte options are a blend of sensitivity and sophisticated technique, composed with the freshest, most sustainable seafood possible, mainly wild-caught along the Californian coasts. A vegetarian tasting menu is available on request ensuring that every discerning diner can enjoy a meal there. In the kitchen, the philosophy of Chef Michael Cimarusti and his team is centered on treating each ingredient with uncompromising respect to bring out the best of its flavors and textures. At Providence the staff dovetails European excellence to provide a personalized service that buoys diners throughout the immersive experience. Restaurant’s striking décor in Pacific tidal blue-greens and warm sand tones invites guests to dine in a truly immersive experience that feels serene and intentional with subtle nods to where the ocean meets the horizon and sky.

Providence

In Jackson Square, one of San Francisco’s oldest and most charming districts, a century-old landmarked building houses one of the finest restaurants in the city. Chef Michael Tusk prepares Italian- and French-inspired Californian cuisine using only fresh local ingredients procured by a carefully selected local network of small farmers and producers. The same care is applied to the selection of wines suggested for each dish. In an elegant, art déco-inspired setting, you can savor dishes like whole roast duck for two with black garlic and green gage plums or risotto with cardoons, porcini mushroom and white truffle.

Quince

Blending luxury with the authentic spirit of relaxed Southern Californian living, Rancho Valencia welcomes its guests with grace and gusto. Near the chic beaches of La Jolla and Del Mar, this is an exclusive and tranquil hideaway set among 18 hectares of rolling hills, orange groves and gardens full of hibiscus and cacti. Reminiscent of Spanish-colonial haciendas, the bungalow suites boast stunning craftsmanship, including hand-painted tiles and custom furnishings. With its world-renowned tennis program, innovative cuisine and rejuvenating spa, not to mention the year-round sunny climate, Rancho Valencia is the perfect place to discover this beautiful region.

Rancho Valencia Resort & Spa

Pony Room

Hotel and restaurant in town.

Saison was the first gastronomic restaurant to prepare open-hearth wood-fired cuisine. The former warehouse that is home to this San Francisco dining institution combines a rustic flavor with intimacy and refinement. The backdrop sets the tone for the culinary experience that takes place, which pays tribute to the local terroir as well as contemporary culinary technical innovation. The fertile abundance of the Californian landscape is a constant source of inspiration for Richard Lee, who works with the best producers, farmers and fishers in the region. Driven by a penchant for simplicity, the chef surprises with highly original ingredient combinations and subtle seasonal flavors, amplified by a flamboyant cooking method that has become his trademark. Alongside the food, the wine list is renowned as among the best in the United States, certainly equal to the creativity of the dishes. It is structured around the most remarkable vintages of the New and Old World, with a predilection for wines from Burgundy. And nothing quite compares to sipping buckwheat tea after a meal near to the flaming hearth.

Saison

In December of 2016, chef Kyle Connaughton and his wife Katina, a farmer, opened SingleThread. The restaurant’s eleven course tasting menu is driven by the couple’s farm produce and personalised to meet the preferences of their guests. With five guest rooms above the restaurant, overnight guests can enjoy luxurious amenities and an exclusive breakfast. Authentic hospitality is a driving principle at SingleThread. “When you come here, whether you’re dining in our restaurant or spending the night upstairs, we want you to feel like a guest in our home,” says Kyle.

SingleThread Farm - Restaurant - Inn

SingleThread

Hotel and restaurant in the country.

Chef Thomas Keller’s technique has become so famous that Pixar studios asked him to create the ratatouille featured at the end of the film “Ratatouille”. In the heart of Napa Valley, this emblematic three-star chef, whose restaurant Per Se is a New York culinary landmark, has created one of California’s finest dining spots. Working closely with fellow chef Ara Jo, Keller and his team serve minimalist cuisine using products like oysters and truffles in “sequenced meals”: in order to maximize surprises, no single ingredient is ever repeated in a meal. Two tasting menus are offered daily, flavored with fresh herbs and vegetables cultivated in the kitchen garden.

The French Laundry

Restaurant in the country.

Wine connoisseurs consider the Willamette Valley to be an exemplary region for Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. Tributary Hotel aims to be its gateway. Vineyard owners Katie Jackson and Shaun Kajiwara were inspired to create this boutique hotel in a century-old traditional brick building, which they discovered largely in its original condition. Now beautifully restored, its spacious and inviting suites offer the perfect stopover for anyone wishing to discover what's new in this ever-changing landscape.  Every day, Katie and Shaun’s neighboring farm supplies the kitchen of the fine dining restaurant, ōkta farm and kitchen, with fresh produce cultivated with regenerative agricultural methods. In the heart of charming McMinnville, Tributary Hotel seeks to give them a memorable experience of Oregon wine Country.

Tributary Hotel

ōkta farm and kitchen

Hotel and restaurant in a village.

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